hello,
A friend of mine bought a 50mW 532nm Green Laser Pointer from Focalprice that he uses with one 14500 3,6V battery and its very bright (50mW 532nm Green Laser Pointer (Black)) and I went and bought a 30nM 532 Green Laser Pointer from Dx that uses 2 AAA 1,5V batteries and the bright is not nearly as good as I was expecting, my friend told me that the voltage in his battery makes the difference, is this true?
Now I'd like to buy a 100mW Green Laser from Dx that uses one 18650 4,2V battery (SD-301 Focusable 100mW 532nm Green Laser Pen Pointer with Battery Set (1*18650) - Free Shipping - DealExtreme) but I don't want to be dissapointed again so I'm asking if a greater voltage cell means a brighter green laser beam? I don't want to burn stuff, I just want the brightest wider beam at night, just for fun. Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
w.
A friend of mine bought a 50mW 532nm Green Laser Pointer from Focalprice that he uses with one 14500 3,6V battery and its very bright (50mW 532nm Green Laser Pointer (Black)) and I went and bought a 30nM 532 Green Laser Pointer from Dx that uses 2 AAA 1,5V batteries and the bright is not nearly as good as I was expecting, my friend told me that the voltage in his battery makes the difference, is this true?
Now I'd like to buy a 100mW Green Laser from Dx that uses one 18650 4,2V battery (SD-301 Focusable 100mW 532nm Green Laser Pen Pointer with Battery Set (1*18650) - Free Shipping - DealExtreme) but I don't want to be dissapointed again so I'm asking if a greater voltage cell means a brighter green laser beam? I don't want to burn stuff, I just want the brightest wider beam at night, just for fun. Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
w.